Salvation Army - Logan, Utah

10/12/2026

Every morning is a reminder of God’s mercy and faithfulness. Whatever yesterday held, His love remains constant, and His grace gives us reason to begin again.

Across the Intermountain Division, that love inspires us to serve our neighbors with compassion and bring hope to our communities.

Take a moment to thank Him for His goodness today—and consider how you can share that goodness with someone around you.

10/09/2026

https://www.tsamm.org/angeltree/index.dpi?c=2739C77964FAA3E5C7992A29FE837372DB10EF64&aid=&xt=b19c149 Applications for Box Elder Angels open up October 16th 🥳😍

Along with the familiar Red Kettles, the Angel Tree program is one of The Salvation Army's highest profile Christmas efforts. Angel Tree was created by The Salvation Army in 1979 by Majors Charles and Shirley White when they worked with a Lynchburg, Virginia shopping mall to provide clothing and toy...

09/25/2026

Meet Anita. ❤️

Across the Intermountain Division, hope takes many forms. Sometimes, it looks like having someone in your corner when you need it most.

For Anita, The Salvation Army provided support during a difficult chapter and helped her find a path forward.

Today, she’s sharing what that support meant to her, in her own words.
This is what hope looks like.

09/11/2026

In the aftermath of 9/11, Salvation Army volunteers showed up for people who were hurting, afraid, and uncertain about what came next.

They provided practical help while also offering something deeply important: their presence. Simply being there brought comfort and peace to people facing unimaginable circumstances.

25 years later, their example reminds us that showing up for others matters.

Honor their legacy. Show up for your community today: https://volunteer.usawest.org/

#911

09/04/2026

25 years later, we remember—and continue to serve. ❤️

In the days following September 11, 2001, The Salvation Army mobilized to serve first responders, recovery workers and communities impacted by the attacks. The archival photo below captures a Salvation Army canteen and volunteer serving in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, following the crash of Flight 93.

This September, our Emergency Disaster Services team is honored to continue that legacy of service right here in Northern Utah as part of the Cache Valley Days of Service & Commemoration Celebration.

The Salvation Army will have our EDS canteen and volunteers on site Saturday, September 12, helping distribute food, connecting with the community and sharing the story of The Salvation Army’s response following 9/11.

🇺🇸 Cache Valley Days of Service & Commemoration Celebration
📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
⏰ 11:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
📍 Willow Park | 450 West 700 South, Logan

The two-day community event also includes service projects throughout Cache Valley on Friday, September 11, followed by Saturday’s Day of Commemoration Celebration featuring food, a patriotic program and more.

Learn more and get involved: CacheValleyDayofService.com

📷 Archival photo: The Salvation Army’s 9/11 response in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Recovery doesn’t end when the water recedes. Following devastating flooding from the Cottonwood Fire burn scar, communities in Beaver, Piute and Sevier Utah counties are facing destroyed homes, damaged roads, contaminated water systems and an enormous cleanup ahead. The Salvation Army is on the ground helping communities recover.

Working alongside disaster-response partners, The Salvation Army is providing meals for AmeriCorps and muck-out teams, distributing gas gift cards to affected residents, supporting recovery crews and mobilizing volunteers to organize donations and supplies.

At the request of the State of Utah, Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services is helping keep the recovery effort moving — one meal, one family and one community at a time.

When disaster strikes, The Salvation Army is there.

07/10/2026

When disaster strikes, hope shows up. ❤️

As the Aspen Acres Fire continues to impact our neighbors, Kim with The Salvation Army Pueblo team has been on the ground providing meals, emotional support, spiritual care, and a compassionate presence for those facing unimaginable loss.

Through moments of prayer, meaningful conversations, and acts of compassion, our teams are walking alongside individuals during one of their most difficult moments.

Your support helps us continue showing up for communities impacted by wildfires across Colorado.

Donate today to support ongoing response and recovery efforts:
https://give-im.salvationarmy.org/campaign/819419/donate